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VOL. XX I .
BLYT1I, ONTARIO, THUASDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1907,
GREAT REDUCTIONS
ON -
FURNITURE, CARPETS, RUGS, OIL CLOTHO,
LINOLEUM'S, ETC.
IET:. Et tit la CDP,
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The big Furniture Dealers of Clinton offer special reductions to the people of Myth find vicinity. Ione enienses pni,1 11)01
ways and the goods delivered to your deer without, exalt %Pillage as w ()drape our %pee ries rer Ito purpose, \\o guarantee you
a NaVlag of 20 per cent, widen :mums tt20 on tAnt put chase.
Mattresses, $3.00, Springs, $2.00. Cobbler Rockers, $2.00. Couches, $3.90.
Carpots, 32c per yard. Rugs, all sizos, from $8.50 to $40.00.
Irmo. mawirmaaarly
3:0 1E; Err
• We have thebest equipment In Western Ontario, the best rubber hearse outside of Tri•or,ta. No eharge fern° hearse and a
saving of $20 on the outfit, Our 'phone nninber 0 28. Night or day any %tall will ((ud V) lama:Cate tioe,
at Ebenezer, innovate eirenil, dosed fit
t he sacramental service en Sunday
last, The pastor recei red eleven per-
sons into the church 100 result of the
special effort.
We ttotunteni 1 110 aptimi of the
Township Gummi! 10 their Wil'ill1Z110013
10 Hill hi 1 110 impt•oventent of 1 Its South
Boundery, 1Iollei,i should buckle into
it too and put the rued in decent shape,
Malt 111E11,--00 OibiesilitV, 13111
ills' „ Rev, A. 0, Wishert, B. A„ of
Brussels, tied the matrintottial knot at
the home of tho bride, TA line, be-
tween John 31 millings, of Colborne
Township. and _Mrs. Alex, Cameron, of
Morris. Only the immediate relatives
wore in ittteiglattee. 51r, end Mrs
Munnings left for their home, near
the following day!, \\'o
trust happiness and f wosper it y 'jIl ho
two constituent elements in their
Emma> lives. 1140, M01111illaa' 0008
Will C011 till 110 to manage the farm on
the fith line, their sister keeping house
fur them,
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ats rimmed
No.
ree of Charge
Commencing to -day you can buy Millinery at this store
at a fraction of its real value and, have one hat or a dozen
trimmed free of charge.
All 1 rimmed and Untrimmed Hats have received 'their
.marcqing orders, and to -day you can buy Stylish Millinery at
prices unheard of.
Prices like the following will not be had every day, and
the sooner you are at hand the better the bargains you can
SCCUre,
F X 131.11411 C":10 Pr;,[
—T„m Frid • Miss Tessi A
tillott.
We handle the best. General represontativea for the Gourley, Winter & Leming. 5' edit la Rood. any terms ▪ you want, Tay 03, 'li3it(limo:1130r oi.jo'sePtItthealid,
Be euro and hunt us up when you want Anything in our line. We will make it yuu.
! Mrs, Taylor aged 211 years, It months
and 5 dui s, passed away, Site was
siek last winter with plettro-peettitionia
and Permr reenvered from the effects,
though only siek in bed about a week
berme she died. funeral took
place on Sunday to Burns' cemetery,
'phone o 8 service being conducted by Rev, 11r,
Leckio,
Tho splendid 200 artre tarn) on con. 5,
WALKER & ROSS, CUNTON
The Big Furniture Dealers and Undertakers.
"YOUR MONISY BACK 113' YOU A.BE NOT SATISFIED.
School
Children's
• • Eyes gets The Standard
balance of year
10 Gents
A very large number of ohlldren
attending the echoole aro In lm -
mediate need of glasses, and yet
are unaware of It.
Education depend/3 largely on the
use of the eyes. It these are defi-
cient then the uhlef basis of learn-
. lug Is hampered.
Too great care cannot be taken In
ren defects, and only
an optiolan In whom exult/Ai con-
fidenee can be placed should be
consulted.
Our optician will give oonselen•
tlotts advice and recommend the
use of glasses only where It will
considerably benefit the child's vi -
WHITE CITY DRUG STORE
Dr. W. J. MILNE
READ the ads. in THE STANDARD
Best
Situations
are available with renewal of indastrinl
selivities 10 early spring, lf you 110'
3320 one, you must enter now. Short,
, sharp, snappy Courses. for those whose
time or money is limited, and the broad-
est tind most critnprehensive entrion-
Mtn for those who',Wintld attain more
than ordinar,v
Alan .,0ourses In Commercial, &ono-
graphy, Telegraphy, I ivil Set•vice,
Matrietiletion, Pemnanship, Etc,
Write for particulars to
WItal BU:111ESS COLLIR
George Spotton - Principal
While The
Last
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Just 26 Suits and 25 Overcoats
left to clear at half price.
Heavy Tweed and Black Melton Suits, regular $8 to $12, got
to clear them at $5 to $8.50.
Black Melton and Beaver Overcoats, also a' few patterned
Coats, regular $8 to $15, going at $5 to $9 and $10.
A number of Heavy Tweed Pants. regular $1.25 to $3.50,
your choke of these at $1 75.
Don't fail to gel our Suit or Overcoat Bargains this week.
Full Line of
Knitted
ds
to per cent off for next week in Sweaters, Palley Vests,
Mufflers and Toques,
Clothier and Gents' Furnisher,
S. H. GIt LE
23 EN Sic' rILI 171
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Exoter,
Mrs. Patterson, of Medicine Hat, was
the guest of her sister, itlt•s, (Rey.)
Fear,
Dr. Harry , Browning 0 11.0Sialillgi
caring for the smallpox pat fen t.t in and
near tioderieb.
The Antilyersery services of the
Street Methodist church will be
held on Dee. 16th.
Thos. Harvey 1300 C011 1111011 to his
hoose ft few (10 50 lest WOOL, 01'5831101100
011 (Ile face tieing the cause,
Niehotas Beaver, of Stephen township
mirchased the 13ex Furrn, Tha pnr-
chase price beieg,i-Jfitr,
Abort ono hundred Exeterites at- ,
tended the fowl supper in eonnection
with the Eliinyille Illelliodist church
anniversary.
The voters at the coming municipal
Mentions will nee11 to have their minds
pro ty svoll made up before they. enter
the polling booths. 10 all five ballots
will be nsed, one for the !Alice of 1'0010,
one for the councillors, 000 for the
Evaporator By-law, one for the school :
trustees and one for the plebicite vote
on the cow by•Iltw,
Clinton.
"Harvey Davis has made arrange-
remits for tho Skating 1111,0, and ns
soon as the weather is favorable the
same will ho got into shape,
IIPaold 01t(3301 0(1, who aeridenti, tot
a bullet in his leg a few days ago, is
aOttillg along nicely,
The organ factory is closed down for
ten days 0( 00 for the purpose 03 0(0011
Letting,
()Males Smith moved his 100113,3' to
Soaforth where he is painter in the
foundry,
Some of on r 1(1103003 people are talk
Mg of trying to hring here the well
known Pianist. J. .0. A. Tripp and
r,aG,pand Reed, two very popriler
and well known at•tists 101 1111 evening
entertainment. A good concert has
never yet failed,
The "Fair of Nations" under the
allaai0OS of the Indies or wosioy oloo.oh
w 500 WKS [e11.1 1110 101111 hall, Nov,
21 st, was one of the most unique, and
((0(3(0003 01 entertainments ever held in
Clinton, and Was so well patronized
that 1110 hall was tilled to its utmost
capacity for the evening's program,
15, Kremish, of Bradford, England,
was the guest of William ark 0013 (0'
cent ly. Mr. Kramisli represeets one
03 1(0 larirest manufacturers in that'
great inAnufacturing ctty and los'ae-
Ittlite With J1(0130011 10100
tit a ViSi1 paid by Mr, Jackson to
that city,
The Jaekson Mfg, Co„ 30 now 000(5-
05 over time, in order that they may
keep up trill' the great demand for the
goods they manuineture, tip to the
present, time they have inore Ion shiest,
hooked for next 0e300011 that, they had
for all • last 5.118011, They have
inade further addition to their staff
both here, and in their factory in G ode -
rich, and ((11 3111' rate they are growine,
it will not: sorprise ne if their Resent
staff of 120 people 11333 110 200 very soon,
Their pny day 0l( 'Monday last WOR the
largest in the history of their business.
; orris.
Mrs, Goo, Smith has returned from
nn enjoyable visit with Mrs. and Miss
Kevnaghlin
,Cole drain llehentnres Ca113 25
for 31781.40, maturing in 10 50010 (4(311
bearing five cent interest,were gold
to Miss Agnes Scott,
• Miss lior, who is new reaching 01
the Miller school, felt line, will go to
No.
511111 Ifowick Township for next,
year. She Will take with her the good
wishes of the community,
' The two weeks' evangelistic serViccs
owned by Robt. Al aill1111, lins been
sold to his brother, Thomas, for the
011111 or $1. 1.000. There (0 a g0101 33012
house and large baulk barn on the idnce
and it is well imm•oved, This will
give 1l '00(0 of If ullett 1150 acres of
splendid farming land. We have not ,
heard what Robt. McMillan intends,
do ikt,10g.
\. 811011, son or .3110, snei
return
ed last week from the !tutted States
where for the last 3 months [13 51(0 been
attendhig Suite 31(338 1(3 charge of some '
of his father's thoro bred Leicesters,
whieu ikon sold to A. White,
of Ifornaville, N. Y. While away he
attended the State Pairs Of New York,
Now 3 ersey. Vermont, Virginia, and
Pennsylvania, Al each fair he not
only W011 10t, and 21111oll throne),
the class, but won the championship
for the best: male and; female shown,
and also 310 31'1000 for flocks, This i0
311 OX0Opti011illly good . record, more
30h00 itis remenibet•ed that
New York Stale fair is one of the best !
in the continent and it is particularly
flattering to Mr, Snell as a breeder.
This ip the eleventh flock of sheep tilot
Mr, Snell hes sold to this American,
Mr, Snell jr„ enjoyed his experience
very much, it is greatly to his
that, a youth of 16 WILS selected for so
responsible and important a duty.
110 is evidently "a chip off the idil
block" 00 fur as 000051 33 concerned at
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Godeplch.
A vagrant was sent to jail for six
months by the police magistrate,
The sailors are beginning to arrive
home for the winter, and we may' ex-
pect some doings in hockey Circles be-
fore long,
The repairs to the north pier are •
completed and the next work along the
pier will he inalibig material to Lep the
sunken break WatP1',
Geol.go mid .2.2.211. 30112(0300 (011(00(1
from two 1101,1„, visit! t0(01011\'e(lat
In vertiess, Megantie Comity, Quebec
Province, While on their visit 110y
haal many shooting exeursiuus, but
only bagged one deer as the Eastern
Townships, lik% many parts of Ow
(alio, are getting short on game.
All oil well, which had evidently
done serviee on Meet reel street,
the publie library, in the early (ley
when there was a lititel in that neigh-
borhood, caved in and the town em-
ployees have filled it in,
It look the %order ef the board of
health last Sunday in clesiint the
churches to break Organist Cuff's
'cliurch.going habit, this being the first
Sunday in half ft ceutury, since
started as a choir bey in a parish
03111005111 Euttland, that he 11118 1010s011
being present, et Sunday S0V111e00.
Si IWO 1310 age of 12 years he lins had
charge 01 31 church orlon.
The branch into Listowel, it is ex-
pected, 11111 110 lilliShad the 011 or
tho year, so that there will be no in-
crease of holiday truffle into Coderieh
11130 season. "Work on the Goderfeli
and or rho (40dotioli and Guelph Rail-
way wil, still go on, t& hone 11 0 hip;
Willi Will 3101 employed %luring the
wintor. HI the spring it is expteted
trat 510l154 It'll' be cuiployed in (310
station yard, and along the beach, im-
proving the facilities for train !mac, •
0(111 10 may he the surround-
ings for smellier ilin, During the
311(03 3(11)
(112(10111ottee181
1'111 nit 1,1%,.,3 C.o( Pi11.atn0 1)01V
0ae
00111011/ 11111(0 pipoS on the Colborne
(41 10 of the
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nwilan Pictorigi end lheilly 311
St andard one year IC 50,00,
for 001,3 $1,130hart,
gain." 1)on't Coll 1(1111 1100
iItiSoffieti and lc 0 ve,Yehr
Trimmed lInts at $1,95.—Ilalf a dozen
(0030 SI yl Ish Winter lime in almost any
or the fashionable mlifules worn this year,
regular price up to $1,30, for 1$1,95.
Beautiful Trimmed Oats $3.00.—About
hall 15 gen of our One Pattern Hats In
velvet and Freneh felt shapes, Dimmed
with wings, wide ribbon and velvet, regu•
lar mice up to i7, fa 53.00.
Black Dress 1 fats 10 one of
tho best bargains we have ever offered in
Millinery 1 Eight only, beautifully made
Hats, some trimmed with large Week
wings, ribbone and silk velvet, others
with large black ostrich plumes, regular
price up to $.10, for 1315110.
G. M. CHAM
SOotorth.
'Tarry Carnoclian, who Into been for
several years 11300 clerk at the Royal
Hotel, has assumed the propt•ietertildp
of I he Grip I [Mel.
The apple evaporator, whiell has
been in operation for the past two
months, lo CIOSOC1 down for the 0011800.
Wliiitf 10013115 poultry at the town
hell, Wm. Ilartry had he (3(303013 11110
10 fall off the 23(0and in (1011(5 (0 broke
his leg below the knee. His many
friends \ill regret to bear of his acci-
dent.
.inhe I'lnyd, who was 011 employe 111,
the furniture factory for the past 1 I
Years and who 11110 laid off work a few
111100 050, intends leaving town, lie
goes to Kalamazoo, M ich., where he
has secm•eil a position.
The anniversary services in,eonneo-
tion 113( 33 the First. Presbyterian
Church, Seaford!, will he held on Suit:
day, 3)00. 1310, The services on that
day will be conducted by lter. E. 113ra,
lioss, 0. A., pastor of Knox Church,
Geelph, mid will 001111001100 at the
usual hours forenoon and evening,
tithe church choir assisted by Miss
31a1ti0, of Exeter, will have special
music. 1,111 1.11b10 for the occasion.
Brussels.
Robert Thompson has shipped Ore(
10011 barrels of tipples hos 00;10011.
Tax Collector Oliver has received
something over 31200 111 taxes 00 fay
on 1110 1390130 to be collected.
The Sehool tioard hits increased the 1
salary of Miss 1101011 1), Ford, who .
teaches in conjunction .\vitli Principal .
Cameron in the advanced classes, to
30110, the 031103 to come into effect 1(1
1908, Miss Ford is doing excellent !
work.
ltov, NV, E. Kerr and daughter!
Grace, of Mum, were spentling it
deys in town with relatives.
An assembly was on the program at -
t110 'Iown Hall, Brussels, Thursday
000(31(5 of last week, The 'London .
harpers sepplied the musical !program.
Bee, Edwards will fit up an outdoor,
skating rink, lie says, ott the variant .
01 00 Mill street u•Itere the factory• 1
formerly stood and will utilize power ,
from 010 electric light works to flood it,
A. cement stnoke steel; may be built
at the Excelsior Knitting Enctory to
take the tdane.‘pf the metal one dam -
%tired by the WIndpstorm 1,101 110051,
The Sabbath: ,Sehool excursion re—
turns were recolVed last week and will
bo distriboted on,receipt of 150 official
statement from Montreal. Proted0!
were 10100011 considerably by the rain
of the mornin5 of the excursion.
The ritinger-liansford suit over 601
neglect of the defendant to stay the
flow of brine from the lo ((11 of the
plaintiff twill be heard- this week in
oder1011 ' A lumber of witnesses
have 110011 011111010nri1 and somebody
will :have conSitlerahle costs to pay
before the case is definitely, settled.
Toto S'PANDA RD 10 y01.13 (1 IS -
14(34 B. Ten emits will pny
Ft
New Winter Shapea 01)C,—One dozen
only, this season's newest Felt Shapea In
six different styles, almost all colon,
Ruch ae cardinal, brown, myrtle, navy. „,
grey and black, regular price up to $2,15,
choice 118c.
51 Colored Wings M0,-1 2 pair only,
Wings in almost all the leading colors, '
such as grey, green, navy, eta., regular
price 750, $1 and 51.25 pair, choice:10c. ,
31,50 131atdc Ostrich Feathers $1.00.—
Six only, large 131aok Ostrich Feathers,
beautiful glosay blacks, tine quality fibre,
regular prloe $3.50, for $1,90.
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Att edvertisement in TUE STANDARD
paYs.
ARE YOU WEARING
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Then come to London and have a pair
made for you that will correct all your
eye defects, no matter how complicated.
We have patients in all parts of Canada
who can attest our skill and accuracy itt
fitting each particular case, and the lenses
are ground in our own laboratory, under
personal supervision.
Appointment medal)), mail, or phone 1872'.
THE TAIT-BROWN OPTICAL CO.
EYESIGHT SPECIALISTS
237 Nadas SO, London, Oat.
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